Bitcoin climbs to 7-month peak as cautionary signals persist
On Monday, Bitcoin (BTC) surged to a seven-month high, lifting market sentiment and institutional confidence along with it. The peak followed a key bottom…
On Monday, Bitcoin (BTC) surged to a seven-month high, lifting market sentiment and institutional confidence along with it. The peak followed a key bottom…
Bitcoin surged after CFTC rulemaking and breakout, with short covering and Strategy's 950 BTC purchase adding momentum.
Wall Street strategists are optimistic after clearing key fears. Bitcoin rose 6% to about $86,600, but questions remain if crypto will follow stocks higher.
Strategy bought 950 Bitcoin for $75.7 million at an average of $79,670, its first purchase since August 31, according to a Monday SEC filing.
Bitcoin closed above its 50-week moving average for the first time this cycle, with 80% confidence in a regime change, as price nears $86K.
Analyst Ted Pillows sold his last Bitcoin at $85,000 after the cryptocurrency hit an eight-month high, citing FOMO and taking profits.
Bitcoin ETF holders are back in profit as the price climbs toward $87,000, despite a Fed rate hike and blocked crypto legislation.
Ether hit a January high above $2,630. A whale moved $87M from BTC to ETH, but one wallet does not confirm a trend.
Jordi Visser argues AI agents, not humans, are the users crypto was built for, making them bullish for Bitcoin.
Corporate bitcoin buyers Strategy and Strive acquired 2,305 BTC worth $182.7 million as the cryptocurrency topped $86,000.
Despite the Clarity Act's failure, Bitcoin surged past $86,000, up 7% in 24 hours and 10% in 30 days.
Benjamin Cowen acknowledged his bearish Bitcoin prediction was incorrect as the cryptocurrency surged past $85,000, triggering a short squeeze.
XRP inflows to Binance surged 663% above average, but reserves rose just 0.22%, signaling repositioning. Whale accumulation continued.
A hacker stole around $2.25 million by exploiting bridges of Fetch.ai, NuNet, and SingularityNET, minting counterfeit tokens.
Bitcoin bulls are stacking bullish options at $90K and $100K as $16.07B in contracts expire Friday. Sota Watanabe expects a great October.